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Newspaper

Wooster Republican

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1902

Page

7

Social Notes Highlight Various Local Gatherings

Mrs A S McClure hosted about 25 ladies for a bower euchre afternoon with prizes won by Mrs E M Quinby and Mrs W J Mullins. Fraternity socials, birthday surprises for Mrs Griffin, and musical evenings with Bricker Mandolin Club are noted along with gatherings at the English Lutheran chapel, Wooster Orchestral Club, Thursday club, and the Blackburn home planning a move to Harbertown. A sock social for the Reformed Sunday school and a 12th birthday surprise for Luella Fisher capped a week of community events with refreshments, music, and dancing.

A. S. McClure Bower Gifford E. M. Quinby W. J. Mullins Alpha Tau Omega Beta Theta Pis Harry Grifin East Henry Street Bricker Flo Fisher Wooster Orchestral Club Harry “Young Geo. S. J. Browne Beall Avenue G. P. Emrich Msek Yackburn John Russell Reformed Sunday School Russell South Walnut Street Grace Oswald North Avenue Luella Fisher North Walnut Street Luella

Snake Sightings Reported Near Fredericksburg

Local resident Chas Martin killed eleven water snakes two feet long near a spring in early February while preparing cattle drinking water. The story ends with a humorous note that this is no fish tale, reflecting a town column on unusual wildlife sightings.

Nhce Redett’s Wall Nettie Morgan Akron Corporation Township Chas Immler Rand Joseph Owing Chas. Martin Here

Obituaries from Wooster Chronicle record multiple deaths

The Wooster Chronicle reports three local deaths: Joseph Kesslar 48 a lifelong Wooster resident dies after inflammatory rheumatism with funeral set for Tuesday at 10am. Mrs Cora Frances McComas 19 wife of John McComas dies after consumption with burial to Shreve. Mrs Matilda Wilhelm widow of Owen Wilhelm aged 63 dies after nervous prostration with interment in Wooster cemetery. Survivors include spouses and one child in each case. Funeral details noted for all.

Joseph Kesslar Jacob A. Kesslar Mr Kesslar Aca Wooster Cora Frances McComas John McComas North Palmer Strex Ode Matilda Wilhelm Owen A. Wilhelm Bowman Bever Jesse Wilhelm Fire Department Wooster Cemetery

Obituary notes from Wooster area losses reported

Joseph Corbett a longtime Wooster figure farmer and drover died recently in Cannonsburg Pennsylvania from complications after leg amputation. Grandmother Reed died at Crestline Ohio in her 82nd year after visiting Wooster. Mrs John Vandermark of West Salem reports her aged husband died in his sleep after a night in good health.

Joseph Corbett Wooster Corbett Cannonsburg Grandmother Reed Crestine Ohio J. M. Reed Spruce Street Barberton John Vandermark West Salem

Baltimore stop over privilege withdrawn on first class passes

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad company ends stop over rights on first class unlimited tickets. Passengers may no longer, on due notice to conductors, interrupt travel at any intermediate point en route. All remaining tickets of this description are affected.

Baltimore Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company Ohta

Contested election and ship subsidy in House plan

Washington March 17 The House will dispose of the river and harbor bill and the Moes v Shea contest from Kentucky's Third district and consider the revenue cutter service bill. Shea is expected to be unseated. The ship subsidy bill moves after river matters while other measures compete for unfinished business.

House Senate Washington Moes Hoar United States

Frog and snake sightings amid town growth notes

Missives from Kypron dated March 14 report a frog crushing in the southwestern town area and a snake sighting on South Frog Pond Avenue. The writer notes signs of a town boom with two families needed to run the business district. Daniel Sommers is named for deputy postmaster and storekeeper duties. Several locals are mentioned with changes, including Glentine Gerber moving to a new home on College Boulevard and Otto Lehman ill with lung fever. The death of John Lehman, son of Wm and wife, is recorded with condolences. Railroad facilities are described as poor with no waiting rooms, switches, grain elevator, or stockyard. The town’s school plans a March 22 drama titled The Vermont Wool Dealer and The Crowded Hotel, plus two songs and recitations.

Tak Republican Kypron South Frog Pond Groundhog Daniel Sommers College Boulevard Otto Lehman Jacob Lehman John Lehman Vermont Woo

Big Four and French back project link to Youngstown rail

The Big Four aims to reach Youngstown via Richland and Mahoning routes with P and L E to serve Akron industries. The Mansfield News notes a March 1 1901 mortgage filing by Chicago Short Line Railway backed by 1.5 million in bonds to extend from Lucas Richland via Mansfield and Shelby to New Washington. Charles W French signs for the Chicago Short Line, with Columbus Savings and Trust as mortgage holder.

French Teledis Youngstown Tajerram Big Four Youngstown Akron Chicago Short Line Railway Company Ohio Lucas Richland County Mansfield Shelby Itichland Crawford Counties New Washington Railway Company Richland Mansfield Short Inc Company Columbus Savings and Trust Company Columbus Charles W. French V A Nehnel Cyrus Ho

Holmesville Man Arrested at Mil lersburg for Deruy Conduct

William Hagley of Holmesville was arrested by Marshal Lessy at Millersburg on a charge of der ry conduct. He appeared before Mayor C J Hisher, was ordered to Columbus work, and taken to the workhouse by Marshal Ieisy.

Holmesville Millersburg William Hagley Marshal Lessy Derry C. J Hisher Columbus Marshal I.eisy

Carpenters Organize In Wooster City

Journeymen carpenters of the city met Tuesday evening and formed an organization. Officers elected include President Martin Himmelretch Secretary Mario Shoup Treasurer Michael Sousack. Next meeting set for Thursday in Taylor block West Liberty Street with the Wooster City Band room as the venue.

Journeymen Carpenters J Spers Martin Himmelretch Marioo Shoup Tressura Michael Sousack the Wooster City Band Taylor Block West Liberty Street

Kidnap Threats Hit Pittsburg Father With Ransom Note

Repeated letters demanded a 25000 ransom for the Peacock children, causing consternation in the family. Mrs Peacock moved with the children to New York as detectives pursue the case against unidentified suspects. In Hidalgo Illinois, Daryld Williams killed Edward Ortman after a long-running feud and alleged threats.

Hidalgo, Ill Daryld Williams This Place Edward Ortman Athold Ortman Itis Williame’ife

John K Southern Foundered Near Great Stirrup Inlet

Nassau March 17 schooner John K Southern missing since Feb 18 voyage from New York to Galveston. Foundering off Great Stirrup Inlet March 11 confirmed crew arrived. Kruger dispatch rumor Antwerp March 17 men say Boers now hold 17 guns under General Schalkburger command.

Nassau Bahama Islands John K Southern New York Galveston Tex Bahama Southern Kruger Brussels Kruger Hae South Africa Schalkburger

Wayne County Real Estate Transfers in Franklin Planters

Wayne County records list multiple deeds across townships including Sylvester G Snyder and wife to Andrew J Moore for 49 acres in Franklin township at 2200 dollars and a 30 acre Franklin township transfer to George D Moore for 159 dollars. Also noted are parcels in Dalton Creston Plain Milton Paint Sugar Creek and Wooster townships with prices from 50 to 10000 dollars and an administrators deed recording R B Smith's estate transfer to Harriet Smith for undivided two fifths of 130 acres in Plain township for 1910 dollars.

Sylvester G. Snyder Andrew J. Moore Franklin Township George D Moore Franklin Compen Caroline O. Reed David Gardner Dalton Susan McEwen Clifford McEwen Creston H 3. Camp Co Cliny & Cifg. Co Plain Township Agnes Bardon Francesco Lille Fave Wooster David Blough Mary E Steiner Milton Township Amanda Mason Solomon Fetzer West Salem Harriet M Smith Charles F Gessling Mary EF. Fluhart J P Mce Culloch Franknin Township M Wyre John Hesseee Benjamin Switzer Etta Switzer Wayne Township Olive M.acest Elizabeth Buckwalter Paint & Sugar Creek Township S V.F Smith R. B. Smith Harriet Smith

Scott's Emulsion advertisement copy

An old promotional fragment touts Scotts Emulsion with lines about right food and right medicine for the consumptive, emphasizing cod liver oil, proper timing, fresh air, and early use. It urges trying Scott's Emulsion and mentions the company address at 409 Pearl Street, New York.

Scotts Scott Scott & Bowne Pearl Street New York

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